Marketplaces & e-commerce

Product listing images, one per SKU, generated from your catalogue.

Brand-consistent product cards for every line item in a catalogue refresh, generated from the spreadsheet you already keep.

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Marketplaces & e-commerce example render
Marketplaces & e-commerce example render
Marketplaces & e-commerce example render

The problem

A marketplace refresh means thousands of listing images, each on brand, each correct. Done by hand it is a month of designer time; done with a generic script it looks like a generic script. Neither is acceptable when the catalogue turns over every quarter.

How PixelDrive does it

  1. 01

    Template the listing

    Design one product card and mark the title, price, product photo and badge as variables.

  2. 02

    Map your catalogue

    Point each spreadsheet or PIM row at the payload fields. No new data entry.

  3. 03

    Render per SKU

    One render per row, brand-consistent, deterministic. The cache means a re-run only touches what changed.

  4. 04

    Sync to the storefront

    Write the returned URLs back to your catalogue or CDN on a schedule.

What you can vary.

Every field below is a variable in the template. Set them per render; everything else stays locked to the brand.

  • Product title
  • Price & currency
  • Product photo
  • Sale / new badge
  • Rating & review count
  • Category palette

Questions

  • Q.01

    Can I generate images straight from a spreadsheet or PIM?

    Yes. Anything that can produce JSON, a sheet export, a PIM webhook, an ETL job, can drive PixelDrive. Each row becomes one render call against your template.

  • Q.02

    What happens when only a few products change?

    Renders are deterministically cached by payload hash. Re-running the catalogue only re-renders rows whose data actually changed; everything else returns from cache in milliseconds and costs nothing.

  • Q.03

    Can the same data drive multiple image sizes?

    Keep one template per output (thumbnail, listing hero, social card) and fan the same row out to each. The variables stay identical; only the layout differs.

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